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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
6
Suzanne Hedrick, formerly a Bible Club missionary, will speak at the Corry Christian Missionary Alliance Church beginning at 720 and show colored slides of her three years in France as she plans to return there in early summer for missionary service. Roy Earl C Docherty urges the public to attend.
A Brooklyn boy found a paper bag filled with pretty paper in front of his apartment. He showed it to his mother who dismissed it. His father later discovered the child mopping the kitchen floor with a $500 savings bond, and the boy insisted he had found it.
Johnson outlined council recommendations on garbage collection methods, billing by city or contractor, and landfill operation. He warned the Erie County Health Department could close the Avenue A dump, urging a single contractor for the whole job and a complete pickup system to lower costs.
NISW YORK AP reports an $80 million Cinema City complex planned for midtown on the Madison Square Garden site. Irving Felt, MSG Corp chairman, says the project includes two 6 story office towers, four movie theaters, two legitimate theaters, and film studios with demolition to start after MSG’s 41 years end in late 1967.
In central Montana near Chester two passenger trains collided head on after the Western Star went through red signals. Engineers Bernard Bunyan and Eric Walter, both 67 and 68 from Whitefish, died. Thirty others were hospitalized and more treated as outpatients.
About 90 protestors gathered as questions about a superintendent and budget cuts surfaced. Speakers including Frank Baressi and Director Leroy Ladd pressed for specifics on teacher matters and the district’s handling of overcrowding in first grade. Wayne board plans a future meeting with the superintendent to address charges, with $30,000 budget reductions and first grade overcrowding high on the agenda.
At Conway School the board debated a 90000 reduction in the budget. Directors claimed superintendent authority to trim the amount but Kennedy said the cut was not executed as asked. Directors Williams Ladd Crowell Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy attended with Shupe to present sides.
In suburban Cheektowaga two residents, John Hoyanas Jr., 30, and Mrs. Alice Laird, 27, were found dead in a car inside a closed garage at a trailer court. Erie County medical examiner Dr. Ralph Smith ruled the deaths accidental from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Corry Jamestown Corporation’s labor union local forwarded a safety request after a survey found lights and gates unwarranted. Marinus Christensen Jr. cited two near misses while noting Shady avenue’s convenience from Plant 3. Council authorized City Engineer David Johnson to urge railroads and the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to act, citing a fatal accident and limited legal options.
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